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How you doin', baby?
Ever fix that door?
Always glad to hear you're feeling better
Than you felt before
Me, I'm doing alright
I'm runnin' my bases
Keepin up with my vitamins
Maintaining good homeostasis
There's too many options
Too many trains
We got tiny little hearts
Pumping to too many brains
Went to a party last week
Oh, what an affair
Seem like everybody and they big-tity
Mama was there
Had my phone in my hand
Almost pressed send
I didn't want to distract you
You could be driving on the other end
Refrain
I tell too many jokes
I think that's what it is
I'm too serious, too
I don't talk enough shit
My hair's too long
I'm made of too much dust
I'm too reserved, I got too much gas and
I think about myself too much
Refrain
I have faith in your beauty
It's the kind I need
You keep tryin' to tell me you're ugly
Now that I can't believe
They say illusions are real
Make up reality
I got a quiet notion you're
an illusion to me
Refrain
All these wonderful women
I think you'd like them well
They got valuable real estate
but it's a hard time to sell
I keep forgettin'
That I should probably beg
I'm reminded every time I see
Your walkin' legs
One more chance
One good time
One more morning
in these arms of mine
Hand me down my walkin' cane
Hand me down my hat
I'm off to see a man about a horse
I may never come back
Maybe I should leave you be, babe
Don't think I haven't tried
I got a terrible headache from it
In fact, I think I died
Refrain
credits
from The Songster,
released October 27, 2011
Written, Arranged and Performed by Brooks Long
Recorded by Bill Mueller
Mastered by Mat Leffler-Schulman at Mobtown Studios
Everything this brother puts out is classic. Check out the label stuff, check out the independent. Check it all out. A giant you shouldn't sleep on. Brooks Long
Artists and friends across Virginia make up the collective 202; here, they work together to create folk-inflected R&B about love and loss. Bandcamp New & Notable Jun 28, 2022